Objenious Targets the Industrial IoT Market with LoRaWAN
Subscribe To Read This InsightBy Adarsh Krishnan | 2Q 2019 | IN-5462
Airbus Chooses Objenious to Deliver an Asset Tracking System |
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On February 19, Objenious, a subsidiary of Bouygues Telecom, won a contract with Airbus to develop a dedicated Internet of Things (IoT) network using LoRaWAN. Objenious will build a dedicated private LoRa network covering Airbus factories and offers its Smart Portal Of Things (SPOT) IoT platform and network management in a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model. This contract occurred after 4 months of pilot tests using 700 sensor devices, including solutions in asset trackers, programmable buttons, and temperature sensors. Airbus benefits from having a dedicated LoRa network and an Objenious national network to connect with mobile sensors throughout France.
Public + Private: Hybrid Network-as-a-Service Offering |
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